Wow .... Landry Fields' move from player to the Front Office is going well - Promoted from Assistant to Atlanta Hawks GM at age 33. He must be one of the youngest GMs in the NBA.
Do any of you have a good understanding of modern NBA front offices? It seems each team now has a very active "President of Basketball Operations" who is different from their "General Manager". There are other new (ish) titles thrown in the mix depending upon team. Does the GM still call all the personnel shots or is that responsibility shared? Do the newer titles represent a separation of budgeting from personnel decision-making or represent a functional difference, say Arena Management/Ticketing/Finance vs Player Personnel? It's all big, big money now so it's not surprise there are more hands involved.
https://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/3408...ources-say
Do any of you have a good understanding of modern NBA front offices? It seems each team now has a very active "President of Basketball Operations" who is different from their "General Manager". There are other new (ish) titles thrown in the mix depending upon team. Does the GM still call all the personnel shots or is that responsibility shared? Do the newer titles represent a separation of budgeting from personnel decision-making or represent a functional difference, say Arena Management/Ticketing/Finance vs Player Personnel? It's all big, big money now so it's not surprise there are more hands involved.
https://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/3408...ources-say
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